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 1 Int(1) |      Satow, Vol. III. Appendix; "Ancient Japanese Rituals," by the
 2 Int    |       order of the universe, the ancient sages observed that all
 3 Int(37)|                              The Ancient Learning School "Kogaku"
 4 Int    |        crime is "confusion." The ancient order has been lost and
 5 I      |       north, 2 ever studying the ancient writings, and constantly
 6 I      |          upon its value, but the ancient models and Tei-Shu have
 7 I      |           and others explain the ancient learning after new principles.
 8 I      |     there are men professing the ancient learning who declare that
 9 I      |       and Buddhism are one! Such ancient learning is apart from virtue. 23~   
10 I(23)  |                          For the Ancient Learning School, see Mr.
11 I      |          among all heresies from ancient days until now none has
12 I      |         mimic the actions of the ancient Sages to meet a living one
13 I      |         which is not in the more ancient books. Confucius did not
14 II     |        even now something of the ancient customs, differing from
15 III    |          a grief that lasts from ancient days until now. It is still
16 IV     |          And thus it is that the ancient rulers exalt intelligence
17 IV     | important of all, then with ease ancient evils cannot be escaped.
18 IV     |          small and for the rest, ancient precedent should be followed
19 IV     |          argument with instances ancient and modern, the short summer
20 V      |          this is supplied in the ancient writing called So,—~  ~~~"